Definition
Definition of digital code - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
securityRare specific string of digits or symbols used for computer access or controlRare
- Enter the digital code on the keypad to unlock the door.
2.
technologyTECH. system of numbers or symbols computers use to store and send informationTECH.
- The engineer designed a digital code to protect the confidential files.
Terms with digital code included in their meaning
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parking permit
digital code for parking payment
acr: digital object identifier
unique code for digital content
technology
digital code used by a system to prove a user identity
abr: Decentralized Identifier
unique digital code for identifying people or things online
abr: Digital Identifier
unique code for identifying digital items
technology
digital material containing code that runs automatically to change or react
software
digital file that can run code inside it and update its contents
digital content
code to unlock digital content
Examples of digital code in a sentence
The technician generated a new digital code to activate the replacement device. The lock only opens when the correct digital code is entered. Technicians converted the analog signal into a digital code for transmission.
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- French:code numérique, code binaire, ...
- German:digitaler Code, Digitalkode, ...
- Italian:codice digitale, codice binario, ...
- Spanish:código digital, codificación digital, ...
- Portuguese:código digital, código informático, ...
- Chinese:数字代码, 数字编码, ...
- Japanese:デジタルコード, デジタル符号, ...
- Arabic:رَمْزٌ رَقْمِيٌّ, شِفرَة رَقمِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹד דִּיגִיטָלִי, קוֹד דִּיגִיטָלִי, ...
- Russian:цифровой код, двоичный код, ...
- Ukrainian:цифровий код, бінарний код, ...
- Hindi:डिजिटल कोड, अंकीय कूट, ...
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